Myth 5: Brand Is Everything
NetGrocer.com's interim CEO Fred Horowitz shifted his site's focus from branding to selling groceries -- and created a spectacular turnaround in the process. Read more
NetGrocer.com's interim CEO Fred Horowitz shifted his site's focus from branding to selling groceries -- and created a spectacular turnaround in the process. Read more
E-commerce experts discuss why having a good brand does not necessarily generate sales on the Internet. Read more
Think that memorable commercials will lure buyers to your Web site? Here's how Outpost.com discovered that an ad campaign must go beyond name recognition. Read more
Quick takes on the Web economy's impact on the business world. Read more
Think you need a chat room on your Web site to be successful? Here's how Paramount Services realized that not every Internet business begets a cult. Read more
Not every company needs to build an online community, say Web observers. Read more
With more than $550 million in losses over the past five years, how can Amazon.com seriously expect to become a viable retail business? I In... Read more
There's a pervasive myth among Web site marketers that simply submitting your Web site to hundreds or thousands of search engines will increase traffic to... Read more
Q: I am putting together a document with two friends in order to approach aventure capitalist for an Internet-based start-up business. W... Read more
Sales & Customer Service mentor Lillian Vernon responds: First, your company's expectations must be realistic. You cannot expect y... Read more
META tags are the information that you place in the ffiHEAD? section of your Web site which does not display in the browser window. META tags allow the de... Read more
Before you register with a search engine, it's a good idea to write down every imaginable keyword that someone might use to find your site. For example, i... Read more
E-commerce experts discuss the technical hardships a business can suffer when trying to create a customer-friendly Web site. Read more
em Inc. /em magazine's editor-in-chief discusses an on-line firestorm sparked by an em Inc. Technology ... Read more
Not sure where your next meal is coming from? Try the Web. A look at why several Internet start-ups are hoping online shoppers will turn to the Web to satisf... Read more
Andrew Raskin, an otherwise sane New York company man, chronicles why he has flung himself into the mad world of Silicon Valley start-ups. Read more
To create his company, edu.com founder Adam Kanner needed to get the highest-powered talent he could get. And he knew just where to find it. Read more
Why would Richie Powell, a college student and talented athlete, ditch the sport he's worked his whole life to master? For the dream of an Internet start-up ... Read more
I Inc. /I goes behind the scenes at Guru.com as it attempts to raise capital in the fast-paced world of Internet financing.... Read more
Some real estate developers see the Internet revolution the same way an aristocrat during the French revolution might have viewed the guillotine. The reas... Read more
When I founded Lillian Vernon Corp. on my yellow Formica kitchen table in 1951, I couldn't have imagined selling to customers linked by little boxes calle... Read more
On Dec. 16, 1999, Register.com announced it would begin accepting domain name registrations up to 67 characters in length, versus the old 22-character lim... Read more
Poor spelling, as your fourth-grade teacher may have warned you, always comes back to haunt you. But Jim Kelly was shocked to discover just how serious th... Read more
We knew the domain we wanted and put it on the registration application," says Shawn Carpenter, sales and marketing director at Sonnet Software, a $2.5-mi... Read more
I'm an entrepreneur who runs several companies, and I'm invested in a number of others. I travel constantly, communicate regularly with hundreds of associ... Read more
The road to successful E-commerce can be riddled with pitfalls. Armed with the proper knowledge, you can avoid the costly mistakes that have put many onli... Read more
An interview with Jim Medalia, president and founder of " Just Balls!"
Q: What types of products do you sell at Justballs.Com?
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As large and small companies alike turn to the Internet to sell products and services -- what is known as "e-commerce" -- entrepreneurs should be sure to ... Read more
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